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THE DALLAS POST,
PAGE ELEVEN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1937
Howells Wedded
06 Years Tuesday
East Dallas Couple Observe
Golden Anniversary Of
Marriage
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In excellent health and in splendid
spirits, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Howell of
East Dallas celebrated their 56th wedding
anniversary’ last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howells were married by
Rev. G. C. Lyman at the Carverton M.
E. parsonage. They lived on the farm
where Mr. Howell was born, in East Dal
las, until about 18 years ago, when they
moved to their present home on Demunds
road. .
Mr. Howells gave the East Dallas M
E. church the ground on which it now
stands and his granddaughter, then a
small child, was credited with the first
gift to the church fund.
Mrs. Howells was born Nancy Lord,
daughter of Elizabeth Dewitt and Stepher
Lord, on a farm where her brother, De-
witt Lord, now lives, at Mt. Zion. She
was born on May 9, 1859. Mr. Howells
was born on the family farm in East Dal
las, the son of James and Katherine
on May 27, 1857.
He sold that farm ro the Paynes about 18
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Howells have one son,
H. E. Howels, and two grandchildren, Al.
berta and Lois Howells of Main streety
Dallas. The couple were guests of Mrs.
Howells’ sistes, Mrs. Ada Rice, at “The
Maples”, Demunds, on Sunday.
The Post joins with their many friends
in wishing them many more such : plegmnct
anniversaries.
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A SON BORN
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Yuest, DeMunds
road, announce the birth of a son, Duane
Paul. on December 4.
[that they will not make the top grade.
Kozemchak Heads
New Scout Troop
James Kozemchak, ho has been prom-
inently identified With Boy Scouting, i-
this section for a norber of years, will |
be scoutmaster of a new Fernbrook troor
which will be organized in the Free Math-
odist church at Fernbrook on December
22. Michael Kozemchak will be junic
scoutmaster and John Hughes, Edgar Ad-|
olph and Russell Case will be members
of the troop committee. Any boys or
parents interested will be welcome.
Pomona Is Opposed
To Crew Limit Bill
A resolution opposing the Train Limit |
Bill now before Congress was adopted |
at the all-day meeting of Pomona Grange |
at Jackson Grange Hall last Saturday.
Kenzie Bagshaw of Blair county spoke on |
“Proper Evaluation if First Things First.”
About 150 persons attended, representing |
Mountain Grange, Carverton, Muhlen.
berg, Kunkle, Center Hill and Jackson |
Granges.
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FARM CALENDAR
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KEEP EGGS COOL
If eggs are held in a house cellar in
which there is a furnace, the chances are
The furnace usually keeps the cellar too
warm and dry. Eggs keep best between
40 and 50 degrees, say Penn State poul-
try specialists.
FEED COWS WELL
Cows freshening in good flesh and well
fed during the lactation period will give
enough extra milk to pay twice over fo‘
all extra feed used to get them into good
condition, say Penn State dairymen.
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| MAKE GOOD THINGS |
| Many families will have Christmas pud- |
J irom recipes recently printed by
[Tencosinania State College.
“Sweets and Nutmeats,”
57 and 58, entitled respectively “‘Christ- |
mas Puddings and Cakes” ‘and “Filling |
| the Holiday Cookie Jar” contain this in-
| formation. |
! FEED LEGUME HAY,
| A good legume roughage, such as clo-
ver, alfalfa, or soybean hay, makes al
splendid winter feed for the farm flock.
| Sheepmen everywhere place a high val
{ue in legume hay for breeding ewes, ec-
| cording to livestock specialists of th
Pennsylvania State College.
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KEEP EGGS COOL
Eggs will not freeze until the tempera- |
ture goes below 2 degrees, but for best |
{results they should be held in a tempera:
I ture between 40 and 50 degrees. Penn
State poultry specialists say that it is im-
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| portant also to have high humidity in the |
| storage room.
CONTROL LEAF CURL
— | Spraying for control of peach leaf curl
| should be done while the peach buds are
| dormant. Bordeaux mixture is recommen-
| ded by Penn State plant pathologists. Ask |
| your county agent for detailed informa-
| tion.
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Announcing . . .
the Opening
.of your neighborhood jew-
clry store with a splendid se-
lection of lovely and economi-
cal articles in time for the
Christmas season. We invite
you to visit us.
Santa Suggests:
Men's and Women’s
HAMILTON AND ELGIN
WATCHES
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DIAMONDS
BIRTHSTONE RINGS
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BRACELETS
PENDANT SETS
COMMUNITY PLATE
PEN AND PENCIL SETS
ALARM CLOCKS
And a Variety of Other
JEWELRY REPAIRED
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GROWERS!
Legal Tags
for
Grading Potatoes
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PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE
A revised edition of
| dings, cakes, cookies, and candies made | | “Poultry Housing for Pennsylvania,”
the cen published by the Pennsylvania State [ial market possibilities.
Circular 192 | College and may be obtained from
and leafl ets | county agent or the Agricultural Mail- mies of next year’s potato crop. i
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GET GOOD VARIETIES | not be detected.
The most satisfactory varieties of peach-
les to grow commercially in Pennsylvania plant pathologists
are Belle of Georgia, Elberta,
1937 Packard 120 Seder,
every year regardless of low mileage.
All accessories." Christmas Savings”
1935 Packard 120 Sport Coupe, 2-4 pass. Rumble
$550
A doctor's car.
Black $675
seat.
froster. “Christmas Savings”
1935 Packard 120 5-pass. Sedan.
Carefully driven. Heater. 6 wheels.
finish.
1936 Dodge Touring Coupe.
15,000 miles.
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has | many other varieties which possess spec |
Tuber-bone diseases are the worst ene-
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and J. H. State College.
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Van Heusen Pajamas
Van Heusen Shirts
Lay-Rite Shirts
Hand-Made Ties
Interwoven Sox
Manhattan Hats
Mocha Gloves
Pigskin Gloves
Silk and Woolen Scarfs
Belt Sets
Stud Sets.’
President Suspenders
Paris Sets
Society Sweaters
Mackinaws
Woolrich Jackets
Jarman “Friendly” Shoes
Fortune Shoes
Flannel Robes
and scores of other
men’s needs
S66 Bert Robbins
SUITS AND
TOPCOATS
Wonderful Values at
$13.50 — $22.50
$13.50 — $30.00
Buy Now at
AFTER XMAS
PRICES
ert Robbins
Clothier
Main Street
LUZERNE, PA.
CHECK THESE PACKARD 120
price
Fine condition. Heater, radio, de-
Price............
“Christmas Savings” Price............
$
DODGE BARGAINS
Heater, radio, seat covers.
Fonmstas SAYINGS: BARGAINS :
Former owner trades
$1100
A Good Used Packard
Driven less than
JAMES R. OLIVER
announces a sensational
“CHRISTMAS SAW
USED CAR SALE
IGS
PRICES SLASHED!
YOU SAVE UP TO
200
Is the Best Buy of Ali!
Buy before Christmas—save before Christmas!
Start winter with the fine used car you need and
save enough to pay for your family Christmas!
What’s more. you can drive home in a Pack-
ard without paying cue cent more than lesser
cars would cost you. That's a gift the whole
family will enjoy.
Come in today. Get Packard
prestige Packard roominess and
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SPECIAL
Leave your food and meat orders here in the morning, and we will
have them ready for you on your return home in the afternoon or even-
ing. You can rest assured and depend upon us to give you the best in
fresh meats, poultry, vegetables and quality groceries.
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188 MAIN S1REET
LUZERNE, PENNA,
$550
Heater, white side wall
Original price $500
price............
"Christmas Savings?” Price............c.coninniie
1935 Dodge 5-pass. sedan.
tires, splendid condition.
$927. “Christmas Savings”
$
30 Other Used Car Bargains to
Choose From
OL I I TRIE ETRE
Packard comfort at a big
saving. This chance to own a
Packard may never come again!
EASY TERMS
Drive in for our liberal trade-in
apprasal.
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